#up soundtrack

[vsnotresponding]

I am here for this ask game. Could be normal and pick like two but I am so curious about all of these lol ✌🏼

8. (Ok so I use google docs but it craps out on me sometimes so I’m like curious??)

14.

20. (I love ur music taste)

33.

36.

28. (I’m curious)

lyyyyn thank you very much for the ask

doing this for púlsar and up because what are you going to do? stop me?

8. What program do you write your WIP in?

today in my writing process is a mess.

when I originally wrote púlsar I did it in google docs, mainly because I had to share my progress with my tutor (I wrote púlsar as my TR, a project you have to do in Catalonia to graduate high school). it was also really useful because I could share the doc with a friend of mine that helped me proof read it. it did start crashing on me around 100 pages so I had to create an auxiliary document to write the chunk of chapter i was working on and then I copied pasted it to the full thing.

I also wrote some chunks of chapters on google notes (mainly dialogues, and surprisingly all three first pov chunk of chapters were written there). and of course we can't leave the full scenes I sometimes wrote on my sketchbooks because my creative process works like that

as for translating, I'm doing it on word because the final version of púlsar in Spanish is in a word document. it has also crashed on me tho so 🙃there's that

and then UP, the very few scenes that are written are either in google notes or straight up comics on my sketchbooks.

all the planning is done on google docs (and for UP i'm using notion too because,,,, timelines and stuff) + dedicated notes on google notes for stuff + random pieces of paper and my notes from high school

14. A little bit about your supporting cast?

a little bit more like a little much

I love the púlsar support cast they are all amazing and I'll take any opportunity I get to talk about them because apart from some fun facts here and there we don't learn much about them in púlsar. so guess I'm introducing them now huh

Emhi is the oldest at around 25. Her and Garvan are stepsiblings (and the same age but Emhi is exactly 6 days older than him and he's still salty about it). She's a captain in the imitators' order, technically under Karma but my boy never leaves his study he barely has any security on him so she gets to mostly chill. Good fighter, often trains imitators on the security branch. very proper and serious now because of her rank but as a kid she was hell to work with. Áine and her are dating and thank the gods because Garvan was about to flip his shit seeing them around the other, like, si os gustais pues liaros (a catchphrase meaning if you like each other just make out)

Garvan also "works for" Karma. Where he's needed honestly, he's not very passionate about his job, but hey, nepotism! He crunches numbers for Karma and sometimes helps him with research. Likes biology. Will joke in uncomfortable situations.

Him and Emhi are aldamu (half énna half khithi), which would be bad for them usually, except their father has power so they are "fine".

As for Áine, she was brought up with Karma at his mom's mansion. She's around 22, older than Karma but younger than Sher (he's 23). Works in the infirmary with khithi that have submitted themselves to the process (they give their blood in exchange for food or other resources, then their blood is later used to make imitations). Some characters call her witch because her ancestors were in charge to communicate with Ila even if they were not creators. She has a complicated relationship with religion (even if the faith is mainly dead).

Then Sher and Sahare aka my parents. Not going to say much about Sher, only that he made a promise of his own to their mom. And Sahare, she's amazing and gets very little attention in the book, because it's about Ira and Karma and not Sher and Sahare (in an alternate timeline it would be ngl). She's around Karma's age (20 something), loves figuring out how things work, mechanisms and cogs and things like that. Comes from a country where women don't have much power so she's shocked to see that yes, Ila is fucked up in a lot of ways, but there's women on the council???? neat.

20. Share a song that makes you think of your antagonist.

for púlsar:

imitators:

the shahin (aka sher and karma's father aka goleor aka rais tho this last one is never mentioned in the book) (this is more about karma's arc with him that about the shahin but it does remind me of him because fuck the bastard that's why)

sher (he's the villain in karma's story in his opinion) <- unnecessary hamilton reference (very recent edition to the songs I associate with Sher)

for up:

first lost soul:

ely (the villain in lyric's narrative):

28. What is the strangest thing you’ve had to research for your WIP?

I haven't done much research for púlsar or up surprisingly. at least not willingly. most of UP's circular time knowledge comes from my philosophy class back in high school and me thinking a lot about it all.

and púlsar I did research about how blood flow was affected by emotions (in early stages Ira's abilities allowed her to "see" what other people were feeling, but i ended up discarding it)

33. What are your favorite tropes you use in your WIP?

im bad at identifying tropes from the top of my head sorry

in púlsar:

magic user's eyes glow when using magic (also in up) (it's fun to draw)

person's A powers are out of control and only person's B presence helps them come back

hurt/comfort

is asshole, cares a lot

in up:

enemies to it's complicated (not lovers not friends not acquaintances not enemies not indiferent but a secret 6th thing)

cocky bastard gets humbled (multiple times and repeatedly)

36. What is the message you want readers to take away from your WIP?

I honestly have no idea. my stories don't come from wanting to give a message to an hypothetical reader. i just wrote about these silly little characters that torment me in my sleep. I know, though, that they do have an unintentional message, even if it's a very basic superficial one.

I realized when writing part 3 of púlsar that hey actually this is a metaphor for climate change and to maybe not fuck our planet. very obvious in hindsight I know.

and up, also very superficial messages of hey grieving is okay and necessary. and also I want to inflict the mind fuckery that circular time is to other people <3

at the end of the day my stories are about the characters, the plot is just there as an excuse for a multiple hundred pages of a character study.

[araneapeixes]

lesbian bed death - goth girls are easy

This art is now available as a print <3

[wavetapper]

rb this and tag your favourite soundtracks! they can be anything like games or movies or shows or whatever i wanna know what the best ones are 👀

[poppitron360]

You can tell how much Odysseus wants to go back and be a father to Telemachus when he tells the cyclops “I’m so glad we see eye to eye.”

Like dude’s been practicing his dad jokes he is READY-

[flowerbloom-arts]

Change is a two-way street.

(Is my favoritism towards the Damsel obvious enough, or?)

note: TLQ [aka my sona Bloombird] is a butch sapphic and this is yuri

[sun-stardustt]

THE UMBRELLA ACADEMY: SEASON 1 -> FAVORITE SOUNDTRACK SCENES

[vkr-kayne]

(and to watch the anime trailer if u haven't yet)

[smollsmule]

Rewatching Episode 7 currently and the fact that we have an entire flashback that's framed 100% like a romcom meet cute/ montage, fuzzy music, silly jokes, editing style and all, except it's literally watching a teenager die a slow, violent death.

Truly one of the choices of all time.

[katabay]

some sam drakes :)

nate's theme 4.0 came up on my playlist while I was working on commissions and oh boy. that piano line about a minute in to it still gets me emotional shshdshs

[beif0ngs]

LUFFY’S DREAM

Huh? Have I never mentioned this to any of you before...? I guess I only told Shanks, Ace and Sabo then.

[hope-ur-ok]

She had the crowd sing part of the final chorus 🥹

[laurrelise]

i did a little doodle

[tradingjack]

From the firmament above, a blood-red eye looks down upon us.

[give-grian-rights]

hands on the wall foaming at the mouth screaming and crying about how Surf's Up (2007) is the greatest movie ever . to think, i loved it as a kid, BUT WATCHING IT AT 19 YEARS OF AGE???? JESUS FUCKING CHRIST THE MOVIE IS SO GOOD i know JOY

[sforzesco]

AKHENATEN

uhhh let's see. I combined some sketches I did of Nefertiti and Akhenaten and ended up somewhere here for an Akhenaten design. in my heart, it's for a comic but there's so much visual research I'd have to do before I could even think about approaching a comic. oof.

anyway moving on: Akhenaten was a childhood obsession! and then I moved onto other things, as one does, but then a couple months ago I decided to check out some books and now I have a headache.

Akhenaten, Ronald T. Ridley

[fuckyeahgoodomens]

Link 1, Link 2 :)

Digital Good Omens 2 Sountrack is coming out in 4 days! 🥳 CD version in October! :) ❤ Coming soon on vinyl…

Out to Stream/Download from 25th August. Out on CD 13th October. Coming soon on vinyl…

David Arnold’s ‘end of the world’ complex and multi-genre soundtrack.

From the Award-winning composer of Sherlock and Casino Royale comes a follow up to the hugely successful, Emmy nominated Good Omens soundtrack.

Good Omens series 2 premiered on Prime Video on 28th July. The series follows the odd couple, angel Aziraphale (Michael Sheen) and demon Crowley (David Tennant) in their quest to sabotage the end of the World. The six-episode sequel to the popular adaptation of the novel by Neil Gaiman and Terry Pratchett, concerns the Archangel Gabriel (Jon Hamm) arriving without his memories to Aziraphale’s bookshop. Aziraphale and Crowley attempt to find out what happened to Gabriel, whilst hiding him from Heaven and Hell, both eager to find him.

The Soundtrack

David Arnold’s soundtrack to Good Omens was first released in 2019 to favourable reviews, with BBC Music Magazine calling it “a rollicking trip to hell and back”. Blueprint Magazine described it as “a great listen” and Sci Fi Bulletin commented on “plenty of memorable themes” to conclude that “This is another work of art from Arnold”. At times nostalgic and eerie but always varied, beautiful and full of excitement, the Good Omens 2 soundtrack showcases Arnold’s every skill from his composer arsenal. Featured here are orchestral arrangements with sprinkling of Sugar Plum Fairy pizzicato and percussion, jaunty strings and mighty choral sweeps from Crouch End Festival Chorus. Added to the mix are rock guitar riffs, and psychedelic 70s sounds and all together they create a haunting otherworldly feel, complementing the fantasy and the quirky humour of the show. The spirited Waltz of the opening theme is also present in the second series and it wonderfully sets the scene for fantastical mayhem. In series 2, this robust, evocative, and funny music entity, becomes yet again another character in the story. Award-winning composer David Arnold is well known for his blockbuster scores, including Stargate, The Chronicles of Narnia: the Voyage of the Dawn Treader, Hot Fuzz, Paul, Independence Day, 2 Fast 2 Furious and Casino Royale as well as for his TV work such as Sherlock and Dracula. Also available: The original soundtrack to the first series of Good Omens >

Tracklist

– Disc 1 – Chapter 1: The Arrival 1. Before the Beginning 2. Good Omens 2 Opening Title 3. Into Soho 4. Something Terrible 5. To The Bookshop 6. Maggie and Nina 7. He’s Smoking 8. Tiny Miracle 9. Heavenly Alarm Bells Chapter 2: The Clue 10. Avaunt! 11. The Song is the Clue 12. It’s What God Wants 13. A Mighty Wind 14. Whales 15. Gabriel Returns 16. His New Children 17. Am I Awful Now? 18. Fallen Angel Chapter 3: I Know Where I’m Going 19. Police Arrive 20. Scotland 21. We’re Going to Hell 22. People Get a Choice 23. My Car is Not Yellow 24. Beelzebub in Hell 25. The Book 26. The Fly 27. Mr. Dalrymple 28. We Need to Cut 29. I’m Going to Save Her 30. Crowley Goes Large 31. Not Kind 32. Beelzebub Isn’t Happy – Disc 2 – Chapter 4: The Hitchhiker 33. Hell-O 34. Nazi Zombies 35. March of the Nazi Zombies 36. Crowley Pep Talk 37. The Magic Shop 38. Catch The Bullet 39. Zombies in the Dressing Room Chapter 5: The Ball 40. I’ll Let You Have It 41. We’re Storming a Book Shop 42. Monsieur Azirophale 43. The Candelabra 44. Here Comes Hell 45. Gabriel Gives Himself Up 46. Shax 47. The Circle Chapter 6: Every Day 48. Bin Through the Window 49. Gabriel Leaving Heaven 50. The Halo 51. Gabriel Revealed 52. Gabriel’s Love Story 53. Leaving The Bookshop 54. Gabriel and Beelzebub 55. Crowley and Muriel 56. I Forgive You 57. Don’t Bother 58. The Biggest Decision 59. The End?